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After a few near-fatal injuries, a lost kidney and the murder of his girlfriend, Yvonne (Zo\u00eb <\/strong>Kravitz<\/strong><\/a>), Hank ends up on the run from two Orthodox Jewish gangsters, played by Leiv Schreiber<\/strong> and Vincent D\u2019Onofrio<\/strong>.<\/p>\nDoes Hank make it out alive? Keep scrolling for the ending of Caught Stealing<\/em>, explained:<\/p>\nDoes \u2018Caught Stealing\u2019 Have an End Credits Scene?<\/h2>\n\n![\"Austin](\"https:\/\/www.usmagazine.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/08\/Austin-Butler-s-Caught-Stealing-Movie-Ending-Explained-Is-There-a-Post-Credits-Scene-009.jpg?w=1000&quality=86&strip=all\")
<\/div>\u00a9 Sony Pictures<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>\nThis may not be a Marvel movie, but sticking around in the theater will pay off here, too. Yes, Caught Stealing<\/em><\/a> does contain a post-credits scene.<\/p>\nThe surprise moment features a shocking cameo from Laura Dern<\/strong>, whose voice is heard throughout the film but face is never seen. The post-credits scene, however, shows her receiving a large package containing $4 million dollars sent from her son. Although it initially is teased that she won\u2019t make a cameo, Dern eventually pops into frame shocked by the package, uttering a simple, \u201cF***.\u201d<\/p>\nA second scene features Bud the Cat sitting on the beach.<\/p>\n
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While on the run from gangsters, Hank meets drug kingpin Colorado (Bad Bunny<\/strong>) who reveals that Hank\u2019s alleged ally throughout the film, Detective Roman (Regina King<\/strong>), is actually a dirty cop who is trying to pay off her debt to Russian mobsters. When Hank meets back up with Russ, the pair set off on a quest across NYC to clear Hank\u2019s name. Russ then reveals he wants to keep the money they\u2019ve acquired ($4 million) for himself and tries to escape.<\/p>\n\n\n\nThank You!<\/h3>\n
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Russ ultimately ends up dying from a head injury and Hank develops a new plan: become Russ. He shaves his head and adopts Russ\u2019 edgy style before disappearing to Mexico with Russ\u2019 passport and his cat. The film ends with Hank seemingly escaping danger, enjoying a drink by the bar.<\/p>\n
Does \u2018Caught Stealing\u2019 Set Up a Sequel?<\/h2>\n\n![\"Austin](\"https:\/\/www.usmagazine.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/08\/Austin-Butler-s-Caught-Stealing-Movie-Ending-Explained-Is-There-a-Post-Credits-Scene-010.jpg?w=1000&quality=86&strip=all\")
<\/div>\u00a9 Sony Pictures<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>\nYes. Considering the movie is based off of a series of novels, there\u2019s definitely more to the story \u2014 especially with Hank escaping to Mexico by the end of the film. The first sequel novel, Six Bad Things,<\/em> catches back up with Hank as he attempts to remain incognito in South America, but soon discovers that the Russian mafia want their\u00a0 money back and are willing to hurt his family to get it. Hank ends up trying to find his way back to California to protect his loved ones, coming in contact with a new array of colorful strangers along the way.<\/p>\nThe third book, A Dangerous Man<\/em>, sees Hank receiving an assignment from the Russian mafia that includes watching over an up-and-coming baseball player<\/a>, taking Hank back to New York City where it all began.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n
Does Hank make it out alive? Keep scrolling for the ending of Caught Stealing<\/em>, explained:<\/p>\n This may not be a Marvel movie, but sticking around in the theater will pay off here, too. Yes, Caught Stealing<\/em><\/a> does contain a post-credits scene.<\/p>\n The surprise moment features a shocking cameo from Laura Dern<\/strong>, whose voice is heard throughout the film but face is never seen. The post-credits scene, however, shows her receiving a large package containing $4 million dollars sent from her son. Although it initially is teased that she won\u2019t make a cameo, Dern eventually pops into frame shocked by the package, uttering a simple, \u201cF***.\u201d<\/p>\n A second scene features Bud the Cat sitting on the beach.<\/p>\n While on the run from gangsters, Hank meets drug kingpin Colorado (Bad Bunny<\/strong>) who reveals that Hank\u2019s alleged ally throughout the film, Detective Roman (Regina King<\/strong>), is actually a dirty cop who is trying to pay off her debt to Russian mobsters. When Hank meets back up with Russ, the pair set off on a quest across NYC to clear Hank\u2019s name. Russ then reveals he wants to keep the money they\u2019ve acquired ($4 million) for himself and tries to escape.<\/p>\n You have successfully subscribed.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n<\/div><\/div>\n Russ ultimately ends up dying from a head injury and Hank develops a new plan: become Russ. He shaves his head and adopts Russ\u2019 edgy style before disappearing to Mexico with Russ\u2019 passport and his cat. The film ends with Hank seemingly escaping danger, enjoying a drink by the bar.<\/p>\n Yes. Considering the movie is based off of a series of novels, there\u2019s definitely more to the story \u2014 especially with Hank escaping to Mexico by the end of the film. The first sequel novel, Six Bad Things,<\/em> catches back up with Hank as he attempts to remain incognito in South America, but soon discovers that the Russian mafia want their\u00a0 money back and are willing to hurt his family to get it. Hank ends up trying to find his way back to California to protect his loved ones, coming in contact with a new array of colorful strangers along the way.<\/p>\n The third book, A Dangerous Man<\/em>, sees Hank receiving an assignment from the Russian mafia that includes watching over an up-and-coming baseball player<\/a>, taking Hank back to New York City where it all began.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\nDoes \u2018Caught Stealing\u2019 Have an End Credits Scene?<\/h2>\n
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